ha ha we all forget the simple things. the hard things we all remember, bu the re-torque the main head bolts we forget about .
glad you have found your water problem, you will be fine soon
ha ha we all forget the simple things. the hard things we all remember, bu the re-torque the main head bolts we forget about .
glad you have found your water problem, you will be fine soon
Ill do that, thanks!
Have to find studs & nuts somewhere.
BTW Good Morning!
I have original mainjet now, dont remember what it is in those carbs. Made 1 WOT and shutdown, plugs look ok. Pulled head off last night, pistons seems like ok to me.
Have to do those reliefholes with J-B and assemble the head back, then can go out and drive more so that i can see how pistons look by the transferports.
Must get tachmeter wich shows to 8000.
Ouh yes, I replaced those reedbodies, wich Ive stuffed all around, with stock ones. It felt like fighting against itself in high rpms. Better now but weakened lower end, have to find that sweet middle.
And stock tuner in Place, still revs like hell with 18in prop.
There is some tuning to make.
Btw is it any good to use coppergasket spray with headgasket?
This is how pistons look. #1 is clean because of water.
why not put a slightly bigger prop on and save it revving to the moon, there is no point revving the nuts out of it with a 18 pitch.
you were running the 23 before the work, you wont know if its any stronger until you try that prop on it.
How many hours run are on it now since new rings put in ? 3 , 5 ?
I will put 23 next time I go out. Its got only max 2h. Have to wait that J-B so it takes few days.
What a luck, we have 1 company here that sells it.
not sure even the jb weld will hold up.
if it is nice and smooth in the holes you have no chance of it staying there. needs to be rough inside the holes
I think maybe alloy welding is the best way, then the sleeves dont get a chance to warp with steel welding.
hope the jb weld does work, makes it a real easy job.
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